Canadian Film Analysis Provide a summary of the film using the five elements of the classical paradigm. Exposition Bcop, Bad cop is a story involving two Canadian detectives, David Bouchard and Martin Ward who are from Francophone and Anglophone sides respectively. Rising action body is discovered hanging on a sign on the Ontario-Quebec border. This prompts authorities on both sides to assign both David Bouchard and Martin Ward to try to unravel the mystery behind this death. The body is identified as that of Benoit Brisset, a hockey executive. Clues from the investigation led to Luc Therrien who was found at a bar. Climax a confrontation, the two detectives detain Luc Therrein, who is now the prime suspect, in the trunk of Bouchard’s car. Interestingly, Bouchard decides to attend his daughter’s ballet recital and so he drives and parks his car in front of the recital with Therrein locked in the trunk. After the recital, Bouchard walks to the parkin only to find his car being dragged out of the no-parking zone. They try stopping the driven pulling out his…

The French Revolution and the American Revolution The French Revolution and the American Revolution occurred during the two age brackets. The American preceded the French revolution in 1765-1783, while the French took place in 1789. Secondly, the American Revolution was a fight for independence, while the French revolution was a fight for freedom sparked by heavy taxes and oppressive rules by the French monarchs. The American Revolution was fought against the British, a foreign nation, while the French were led by the oppressed, like Jacobins. Likewise, the result of the American Revolution was independence, while the French overthrew their government, held trials, and eventually executed King Louis. The American Revolution began officially with wars waged against the British. Ended ceremoniously by issuing the official independence treaty of Paris in 1783, while in the French revolution started by storming in the bastille in 1789 prison and ended by Napoleon Bonaparte taking power at the end in 1799 AND IN 1804, HE BECAME EMPEROR. The American Revolution was formed angst only social oppression, while the French wanted a change on all political,…

The Strange World of the Familiar: Sociological Inquiry   Assignment #2 (Worth 20%)   ANALYZING SOCIAL SETTINGS     For this assignment: 1) carefully observe what’s going on in a few examples of a specific kind of social setting; 2) combine your observations into a description of what typically occurs in terms of social roles or interaction patterns; and 3) sociologically analyze what you found.     Examples of Social Settings   courtrooms • rock concerts • movie theatres             • church/mosque/etc. services ski resorts • grocery stores • children playgrounds   • strip clubs franchise coffee shops • funeral homes • nursing homes • peewee hockey games family restaurants • dollar stores • bookstores                   • hotel lobbies subway cars • bingo halls • fitness centres              • pubs or clubs or taverns     The Field Work   Select a specific kind of social setting to study. Visit about three examples of that social setting as a works cited pageobserver.   The field work involves carefully observing a) the recurring features of the setting, and b) the kinds of social behaviours and…

Loudspeaker Design Introduction Speakers are a representation of the fantastic advancement of technology that has a profound impact on societal cultures. A loudspeaker is an electric sound-making machine that converts electrical signals into audio sound waves. Speakers are of different range and their overall quality, which is dependent on cost, size, and other various factors. Loudspeakers have different frequency ranges, such as woofer, subwoofer, squawker, and tweeter. The loudspeaker is enclosed in a cabinet to prevent damage and enhance the performance of the sound (Komiyama et al., 2003). The quality of a speaker is usually the ultimate factor that affects its output. Speakers, therefore, come in all shapes and sizes and enhance listening of music in all devices and environments such as iPods, phones, or film in cinemas. Understanding the electronic working of speakers requires the translation of the electrical signal into an audible sound. Sound is an essential aspect of a loudspeaker. The sound occurs after rapid changes in air pressure, which causes vibrations. Knowledge of sound production by a speaker can be best understood by understanding the basics…

Introduction (Location and why I picked Rio de Janeiro)  My destination of choice was Rio de Janeiro. It is a municipality in Brazil. There are various reasons why I selected this destination. One of the primary reason is the cultural diversity of this city.  It is the main cultural hub of Brazil with structures and building dating back to the 16th century.  Notably, it is a city that shares a culture that descends from Portuguese, art and creation (Maia). Another reason is the beauty of the city regarding things like location, diversity, restaurants, and music. The city is the primary tourist attraction city in South America.  The city receives more than 1.3 million tourists every year (Belen). The high number of the tourists is due to elements such as extensive natural beaches, word class hotels, Sugarloaf Mountains and the famous Corcovado. The city also has multiple theatres which are attractive and which are home to ballet, opera, and classical music (Telegraph). In particular, I am a great lover of the ballet music which makes Rio De Janeiro my destination of…

AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY DEPICTION ACCORDING TO “FENCES”             The era of 1950’s and 1960’s in the history of Pittsburg has been presented as the high time when the African Americans were busy fighting for their civil rights. Mainly, they were striving to achieve goals of desegregating in public places and the enactment of impartial housing and employment laws which were mainly favoring the whites and discriminating the blacks.  After the demolition of Hill District, the largest black neighborhood in the area is when major protests erupted (Bodnar, Simon & Weber, 2013). As a result, the Crawford Avenue in the Hill was branded the Freedom Corner because it acted as the intersection where protesters marched towards the city hall. Also, Freedom Corner acted as the departure point for Pittsburghers who trudged towards Washington to support Dr. Martin Luther King who was advocating for equal treatment for both the whites and blacks. It is during these years that blacks were making their initial strides in the struggle for equal civil rights in the society because they were being treated like lesser beings. Wilson’s…

Ten things you did not know about Aliyah Royale Aliyah Royale is a budding young actor ad entrepreneur who is already causing ripples in the entertainment scene. The American actress was born in March 4th 2000, which makes her a nineteen-year-old. At such an age, she has much to accomplish in the entertainment scene. Looking at her performances in projects such as The War Paint (2018) she is taking advantage of the resources at her disposal. Not much is known about her as she prefers keeping quite a low profile. Despite being reserved, below are ten relatively unknown things about her that we have unearthed for you. She started quite young Aliyah Royale began acting when she was quite young. She began with minor roles in musical theatre productions. From this point, she knew the sky was the limit in showcasing her talent. According to the entertainment news site, the Hollywood Reporter (https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/red-line-star-aliyah-Royale-signs-abrams-1214344) she then joined the Playhouse West where she further pushed her ability. The Playhouse West is an acting school present in Los Angeles and Philadelphia. The actor…

THE BEETHOVEN FIFTH SYMPHONY Introduction The fifth Beethoven symphony was performed at New York theatre where the context of the performance is discussed in this essay which tackles various features of the performance. The performance composes of five themes with several features which are described below. This symphony’s first performance was conducted by Beethoven and the composition is repeated on various occasions due to its classical nature. Beethoven’s Symphony number five was one of the composer’s masterpieces which he composed between 1804 and 1808. Whereas most of Beethoven’s works originated from the classical era, his late works have romantic characteristics of the symphony works ever written. The OSU orchestra that performed the symphony piece consisted of woodwinds, strings, and brass; there was no presence in a human voice. These are the instruments used throughout the performance of this masterpiece work of classical symphony. This combination of instruments and full performance requires a hundred musicians. The conductor Dr. Thomas Dickey, the, and the violinists. The right side entails violas, cellos and double basses. And behind the strings are woodwind instruments that…

Copy editing symbols and their meaning Caret- This is a symbol that shows where an additional or substituted letter, word, the phrase is to be inserted right above the line. Horizontal line- This is a delete mark done through a sentence, phrase, or paragraph. Vertical line- this is a delete mark done through a single letter or a punctuation mark. Either, to indicate delete, a letter or a punctuation mark may be circled. Stroke- A stroke made through a capital letter means it should be set in a small letter. Three lines- if three lines are put under a small letter, mean that it should be written in caps. One line under a word- this symbolizes the need to put it in italics. Dots below a word- means the phrase of the word should be left as it was before the correction. Also, the word stet is often written on the margin. Question 2:   UCB sends special congratulations to Bahrain National Football Team for its significant win at the 24th Gulf Football Cup. Bahrain National football defeated Saudi Arabia…

Suetonius, The Lives of the Caesars [When citing Suetonius, please use the section numbers that begin each paragraph: 1.1,  2.3, 2.4, etc..  Many classical and medieval works have conventionally accepted section or line numbers, so that no matter what translation you use, you can easily find the right passage. Page numbers referring to the Loeb edition are also provided, however.] http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Suetonius/12Caesars/Vespasian*.html accessed Feb 5 2018   This webpage reproduces one of The Lives of the Twelve Caesars by    C. Suetonius Tranquillus published in the Loeb Classical Library, transl. J.C. Rolfe   (Harvard University Press, Cambridge Mass., 1914) 281-322. The text is in the public domain. [This text edited and abbreviated by T. Gross-Diaz for Hist 101 Spring 2018: my comments and edits are italicized in square brackets]  p281  The Life of Vespasian [Titus Flavius Vespasianus Caesar: “Flavius” is his family name, “Caesar” means he is officially a member of the dynasty of Julius Caesar – a legal fiction meant to regularize the position of inherited rule] 1 1 The empire, which for a long time had been unsettled and, as it were, drifting,…